Medea Plywood Chair by Vittorio Nobili for Fratelli Tagliabue
Italy, 1950s
Designed in 1955, the Medea chair is a landmark of post-war Italian design. Vittorio Nobili’s sculptural use of molded plywood creates a fluid, ergonomic form, paired with slender iron legs that emphasize lightness and modernity. Awarded the Compasso d'Oro in 1956, the chair is recognized as an icon of mid-century industrial design.
This example remains in good vintage condition, showing signs of age consistent with age.
SOLD
Details
Manufacturer
Fratelli Tagliabue
Material
Wood
H 32.68 in. x W 18.11 in. x D 20.87 in.
H 83 cm x W 46 cm x D 53 cm
Seat Height 16.93 in. | 43 cm